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Memories from Grade 2: Beachview School Yearbook 2004-2005

Join us in celebrating the vibrant year of 2004-2005 in Mrs. Saima's Grade 2 class at Beachview School, Room 3. This yearbook highlights enriching classroom learning experiences, including fractions, decimals, and percentages, as well as fascinating studies in plant and animal biology. Our class achieved a commendable 3rd place in the city Spelling Bee and successfully raised $500 for new library books. The year was also marked by exciting musical performances and holiday dance programs where many students showcased their talents. Congratulations to all Room 5 students on their achievements!

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Memories from Grade 2: Beachview School Yearbook 2004-2005

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  1. OUR CLASSROOM YEAR BOOK DAMH BEACHVIEW SCHOOL MRS.SAIMA GRADE2,ROOM3 2004-2005

  2. YEARBOOK CONTENTS CLASSROOM LEARNING SPECIAL EVENTS CLASS PERFORMANCES

  3. CL ASSROOM LEARNING STUDENTS LEARNED ABOUT FRACTIONS,DECIMALS&PERCENTAGE. STUDENTS STUDIED PLANT&ANIMAL BIOLOGY.

  4. SPECIAL EVENTS OUR CLASS PLACED 3RD IN THE CITY SPELLING BEE. WE RAISED $500 FOR NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

  5. CLASS PERFORMANCES MUSICAL PERFORMANCES OF OUR CLASS WAS A BIG SUCCESS. MANY STUDENTS TOOK PART IN THE HOLIDAY DANCE PROGRAM.

  6. CONGRADULATIONS TO ALL STUDENTS IN ROOM 5: BEST OF LUCK NEXT YEAR AS YOU BEGIN GRADE 7.

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